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We are hiring a Research Fellow to join an interdisciplinary team of genomic informaticians, clinicians, bioinformaticians, and clinical data scientists working at the forefront of genomic data
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, pressure gradient, surface textures etc) Develop relevant new diagnostic techniques to access new aspects of the flow Analyse data and develop new data-driven models that can be used for predictions Publish
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of EEG and hyperscanning paradigms for the project. Key activities will include developing and refining experimental tasks, preparing EEG protocols, supporting EEG data collection, developing preprocessing
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, with a proven ability to prioritise and manage a busy workload Excellent attention to detail, record keeping skills and maintenance of confidentiality for all data and patient information. Strong
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combines experimental physics, optical metrology, automation, software development, data acquisition, reliability testing, and data analysis. You will join a collaborative, supportive group and have the
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the university’s approved survey tool Qualtrics. They will also be expected to be proficient in either R or Python for statistical analysis, including data visualisation and mixed effect regression. They will also
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, and delivering a high standard of operational support. They will possess exceptional attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities, alongside experience of analysing data and
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in Spain, identify and transcribe early modern Spanish manuscript sources, and extract and structure historical information for incorporation into the project's integrated digital database. You will
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The University of Southampton's Hollow Core Fibre Group is seeking a Senior Research Technician to support advanced hollow-core fibre research through specialist characterisation, technical data
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at each institution as part of the five-year STFC Large Award "TRANSCEND". TRANSCEND is a collaboration between QUB/Lancaster/Oxford/Southampton that will use Vera Rubin/LSST transient data and the 4MOST